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Life-Giving Prayer

That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither— whatever they do prospers.

Psalm 1:1-3

Psalms offer many words of advice to Christians that we can use in times of strife. In today’s global atmosphere of hardship, uncertainty and fear, we need the Word of God more than ever. Today’s verse reminds us that those who don’t walk with the wicked or sit in the company of mockers are blessed by God and will be fruitful and prosperous.

If we delight in the Word of the Lord during these hard times, meditating on His law day and night, we become like the tree in Psalm 1:1-3. This psalm offers blessings to those who trust in the Lord, even during difficult times. Today’s world gives us many things to think about: technology, politics, wars... things that distract us and demand our attention. We’re so tired at the end of the day because our leaves have withered.

We can find strength and comfort in the Word of God. When we tune out the sights and sounds of the physical world around us and meditate on Christ, we’ll find rejuvenation and happiness, like a well-watered tree. We can bear fruit and remain strong in the face of adversity. Focusing on Christ is the only way to center your thoughts and live through the teachings of the Lord.

Consider making a Psalm a day part of your daily devotion. This will let you see the blessings of God, delight in His word and drown out the distractions around you. Take time alone to meditate on a Psalm, and give your undivided attention to Christ. Through focused prayer, we can enjoy fruitful, prosperous lives.

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